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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04
Buck Arntcn Saive,

The best Sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, ietter, Chapred Hands, Chilblains.
Corus. and all Skin Eruption, aud positively
cures Piles, or 10 pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box For sale
by Devine Coughlin. may29td&wly
Know thyseif by reading the "Science Of
Lie" the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-sged men.
may7d&wly
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)an27teod&wly

Chas. b. Ellis, of Corinna Centre, Me-,
suffered from what some physicians thought
Cancer in the Stomach. He saws. "In the
spring of "a, | commenced taking Bells
Sar>aparlla and in six months time | was
well and felt like a young man. | am 6S
y ars old and feel as young as | did at 40"
go cts. per bottle.) febld&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04
The stranded steamer Gets OF.
NPW YnPK Eeh

NEW DIRK, FEB. 3.
The steamer which ran ashore at Mon
mouth Beach yesterday backed off without
any assistance and proceeded on her way.
Her name has not yet been ascertained She
struck the outer bar at about o'clock aud
got off within an hour. The statement about
screams being heard and Of the sea breaking
over the vessel are false, and no signals of
distress were made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04
Hanlan's Narrow Escape.

HAMILTON, Ont, Feb. 8.
Edward Hanlsn, the oarsmsn. had a mar
row escape from being killed 10 an ice boat
race yesterday. His boat, the Sydney"
vas run into by the Nv ;ldcat and Hanlan
was saved only by being thrown into snow
bank. The Sydney wac smashed into kind
ling wood and one of the crew of the Wildcat
was fatally injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04
The Coal Threatens to Give Out and
Cattle Must Die.
WINNIPEG, Ma

WINNIPEG, Man., Feb. 3.
Towns along the Canadian Pacific Railroad
at the base of the Rocky Mountains have
been showed up for a week. At Calgary the
mercury is so degrees below zero, and owing
to the blockade there is a coal famine. Great
fesrs are entertained for the stock in Calgary
and MacLou districts. If the storm contin-
ues it will probably result in heavy loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04
Fire at Hampden Corner.

BANGOR, Feb. 3.
The we'll known Tyler Wasgatt House at
Hampden Corner was entirely destroyed by
fire Wedue sday evening. Most of the furn-
lure was saved. The barn was also saved.
Loss $1,000: small insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04

hiLES HONEY is the hest Coueh Gun, ~ 81. -.
GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP heals and leautiiies, Acc
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corps y BuaionS. 25c
HILLS HAIR & WRIsRER pYE--pl ' :. rrown. SOC
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DROPS cur in ] Minute. 2Sc
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS a'c . sure cure. 5oo
Jan27teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04

Mrs. Henderson, New York City, writes:
81 had not slept tor forty-eight hours; was
coughing all the time. My brother bought
Q 10 cent bottle of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam, and the first dose broke the cough,
and was better At once. After using one
rs cent bottle was cured. have no hesita-
ton in recommending it fsbld&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04
New Kennebec Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.
Flavius Josephus was appointed postmaster
ut Seward, Keunebec county, Thursday, vice
E. C. Randall, resigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-04
BY TELEGRAPH,
" LEATHER REPORT.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
GARDNER.

Inc Boat Club BsIl.-Gallant Gentlemen
beautiful Ladies' Wearing Beautiful
Dresse..-All Assist In Making the Oc.
cssiOn a Festive One.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
POUNDING AWAY At THE WIRES AGAIN.

THE NEW BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTROL GETS
TO WORK IN EARNEST
The Board OF Electrical Control met yesterday and
organized by the election OF Commissioner Hess az chair
man and CommisAio Moss secretary. President
Beekrnan acted for Mayor Hewitt Mfr. Lovecraft was
chosen assistant secretary. Chief Engineer Kearney
and the other employees Of the old Board continued
IN office, and the rooms occupied by the subway Com
mission over Wallaoks Theatre retained The chief
engineer was directed report at the next meeting
what action should be taken by the Board to continue
:he work Of subway construction and at what places
such subways should first be placed Power was given
to President consider applications for permits
10 poles and string wires In various parts OF the
city.
Mr.. Gibbons said that some time ago permission
given to the Western Union Telegraph Company 70
string wires on the OF the Manhattan Elevated
the company removed It's poles those Ho
asked that the secretary ind out what had been done
THIS was agreed to. Mr. Gibbons also informed the
Board that the Subway Commission had granted the
and maintain poles and string wires along fenthave
from Fifty ninth to the Yonkers line The condition
that tho old poles should be removed This had not
this has not been done Mr. Gbbcns said that under the
and authority OF the law creating the new
board 1t was authorized to direct any company using
wires place In the cooduis provided by the COM
mis.on within uinety day. He moved that the Metro
ave- rns ws SS st. 10 Fifty st. a.
subway had been built along that route his was
adopted.
and Electrical Lighting Company. asked whether IL was
necessary make application In addition TO the one
already made to the Subway Commission for acconno mo
dalton the conduits. He Informed that the old
application was sunicent
Tho Board then adjourned to p m. tomorrow. All
tho meetings Of the Board will he held vt the Mayors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
BROOKLYN.

pronery in arrears In 1885 VIII be sod ~ AUCTION
ty Registrar Cole today -.
Henry Nc, or eighteen Of No 453 Decaiurst. mas
been missing for eight days
william Hale age twelve OF No sol Chroh-s@' va"
oroxnsd v a. erday In the Gowanus Canal
ox,,g IN n heat death rate was srestv IN
creased TIE whole numDer OF eatis was oIv Al
of over the week before The deaths OF children un"c
FIVE numbered bz
Thc PARK propose 10 revoke the privilege OF
pony riding In Prospect Park, on the ground Ins 10 ~
r,Tou. for chldr ludicrous for grown persons
The tar budget a. approved BY the Board OF Estmate
received by the yesterday ana referred 10
tee OF seven
for tie purchase the old Atlantic state bsnk ousns
Fulton the ferry. 10 be usea TOT -
the Second Precinct police. at q cost OF sz"o'o
Police Justice Walsh discharged William Beilngton yess
o,y who a. arrested upon suspicion OF assantpg christie
pher shannon who tho police found In huo' WA"
fracture OF the skull n.
Jobn onnors was brutv beaten BY two men ~
tho mill" Of Thomas McAsnns az TO ,s.r escape
II thousa stock Conn1rs Tor some ono ~
critical at she Long Island Cohefe ho'p
yesterday.
II = Grant Post No s27 O. A. r. has decided TO form an
socoy ompos-d Of who are DOT war
bui are sympath, with the objects OF me pos ne
brrshp 70 TO be limited TO 100 like organic ,ilsh ehs w
r. t.rd shurman Of Truro g. whose father nah oesn
look ing for him several dana was eund on
saw in papers that hs iather WAS LOOKING ior m
Clinton House and MS iA'h-r met MN
returning from Cosey lslAnd
The newly ar Of the Board OF EduoaNon
attended Juv meeting yesterday. but me soesoa
will place until nrft weeL no p'y pao
secretary 10 snocesd ID. W. Tslinadgo. . HepubioAs.
Hugh Small age forv.four. living ~ No 2s3 ksntavsy
was stabbed back bv unknown person t ngh'
.gn Al Tor tle assauit Tho taken 10 the
Eastern District Hospital The sssailant escApea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
MIR. CRANE Defends THE POLICE.

DENYING THAT CAPTAIN HOOKER OR HIS MIN
SUPPORTED FACTION
Leroy b. Crane has written letter to THE TRIRUss
denying the statements made in the resolutions recently
submitted by the Republican District Committee OF the
yXIId Assembly District, in regard TO the police inter
ferencs at a primary held In Hidebrandts Han on Aprl
resolution are false from beginning to end Before the
primary took place. Captain Hooker was rcguescce W
petitIon. ip writing signed by A. d. Undern oI tne
tIuon Line, and many others. all wellknowh hepuoi
cans in the district, to furnish police protection
Mr. Crane denies that the police were active partsano
NJ tine Crane ticket s0caled at the primary he states
that no boasts made by him or oy others 10 ~,
knowledge, before the primary that he poiice w0ulu
assist the alleged Crane ticket The police dd not hre
the room over that In which the primary wac hed the
truth being that Mr. Crane himself hired IT, ~ Ms
name by written agreement. signed oy the proprietor
OF the place, did the police or any one oncer IN
attendance have free br In that room on that DAY ne
denies that Captain Hooker had In advance gwen speoia
that he ever stated he intended the ticket should
win at the primary: neither did the police Whe IA UNI
form peddle Crane tickets at the primary III also mn
true SAYS Crane. that the ward detectVes INC
doors TO be opened stated or thar they Paceu
supporters In line advance OF Others VINO nad come
before them the police in any instance used thei
positions crowd out OF line single person "no
entitled 10 be there. Under the rules OF the County
OF the Republican party three chalengers OF
watchers are allowed each side, ana the 50
seected were at liberty TO challenge voters anu uiu So
and the police had nothing to say in the matter The
statement that the captain In charge attenpte lesMy
challenger from the room Is assertion W 10
absolutely false. $500, H.. 49,. .. :.
himself but In order that Captain Hooker may know
that he will do all In his power TO correct raise impress
sons and that he stands ready TO defend the captain
against false accusations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
ASSIGNMENT OF 4 DREGOODS FIRM.

THE CAUSE SAID TO BE THE TIGHTNEss OF THE
MoSEY MARKEr-THE PREFERENCES.
John slado Co.. dry goods merchants OF No. o.
Leonard ST., John NJ Sade and Francis d. 6iado cop-
stituting tho Grin. made assignment yesterday to
Walter g. Warren. Among tho preferonces. which
amount to e2O2 ll0 Oh. ere tho estate OF Elizabeth
Glade. s231O0; Margaret l. W. Poorc, sS.962 2o'
Charles Devoe. es.45407 Solomon Cushmsn-
q, $50 o.; Patrick J. Cunningham. ee,867 10; the
Bank Of America. 10000; Importers and Traders
National Bank. $4,000: George p. Sade. $4,000; e.
W. Reynolds d Co., S15,832 Il Mineral ,ManufActur,
ting Company, sI.7o0 49, and tho Central Naliona
Tho assignee who Is connected with the firm In
confidential capacity. told TRIBUNE reporter iss,
all that had happened yet, a. distn gushcd rom
. total collapse. he expressed himself. however. as
likely to come out. The nominal liabilities he put At
between 100000 and $s0O0oO; the assets at aoout
~outstandIns debts and 50 fort6. The actual value
OF these assets may not amount 70 nearly ~ mucp
this IS ono Of the reasons even %f AM. me ans 10
the firm. Other reasons are the ughtness of tho
market and large calls 70 pay out ,o- N, M.
of wolcot a Richards. In 1910 Lambert wolcos
became the firm and four year. stss me ., n Wn
Of Sado first appears I'm conjunction with that OF Wo!
cot In 1864 tho style Of John sade Co. was adopted
and when John sade. the father OF tho present par
nsrs died In August, 1873, his sons retained IL. MT
Glade senior Al his death left fortune Of half miiop
dollars 20 DO divided among his sons who han areaaS
been In the business some time when 'noS su0o'A''
member OF large ygoods house In Leonard o. s sm
pre The SHADES he said we're old and highly honor
able house. but their transactions were conauctsa ,
very Whatever to the trade for the
that the liabilities Of the nrm we're almost entrey que
held their paper and this he believed was secured The
was the result Of n the nsS thur sry
goods trade the general business Inere wouu oe 10
resutng failures and similar failures wore propaoio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
CORNELL BARELY BEATS BowporN.

WORCESTER Mas. July (SpecfatThe between the
cared OF Bowdop College and Cornell University
this afternoon tie presst contests
AXE QunsiRsmond. From start 10 nnsh there
between the boats, and the Cornes
fniehei less thar yard ahead The race and
half miles the the
three mile course TO the hnsh just below Regatta Point
Eugene Buckley OF Boston referee and with tho
and follow cd the the steamer Apollo
which between and nearly abreast OF hs two at
hpah IL impossible tell from the boat which
6nshed FIRST but the Cornell shore Judge vekpown Bos
claimed that Tho Corpes and this 10
the Bowdoin shore judge sso assented
The made An O'clock Cornell starting before
ssndca CORNELL started A. thirty nine strokes TO The mia
Bowdoin followed at ortytwo IL contiguous
all the down the course Cornell averaging thirty
and Bowdoin thirty eight strokes mnute Bowdoip
canned the distance The start midway The
but could do The ofcial tme minutes and
b. sseonds The rough and stf breeze blew
directly up the course
Tho witnessed by about 1900 peopla Toaght
both AMI Waiting collegans
the Boat Clubhouse where handsome silver
the trophy OF victory offered ~ Worcester
presented 10 the winnera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
WIFE DETERMINED TO TAKE HER LIFE.

Martin alb, OF No. IT Sulvsn-st.. had his wife
Frances age forty nine committed TO the Tombs tor
examination yesterday at the Jefferson Market
Police Court. She had made two attempts at self
destruction, each time taking large dose Of Paris
green. She has also been twice an In mate OF the
iunste asylum at Black wells Island, and was dis
charged as CURED. Tho husband said that his three
children and himself we're in oapger Of their lives
while she wac allowed her liberty. Four months ago
she attempted suicide Oy taking Paris green. aud wa:
sent TO Bellevue Hospital where she discharged
q week later. From that time she became worse.
Often she drove her children out Of the honse BY
threatening 10 kill them. On Monday morning she
procu cd some Paris green aud repeated her attempt
to kill herself. She found lying on the lounge
eroaning. Emetics saved her lite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
THE PROGRAMME FOR IO-DAY-HoRsEs THAT LooA

THE PROGRAMME FOR IO-DAY-HoRsEs THAT LOOK
LIKE WINNERS.
Tho Monmouth Park programme for to-day Is moth
Ing TO rayo over. The fields large enough, how
ever, to make good racing Notwithstanding the low
class of most of tho horses entered The pubic
should forget that the races begin at 30 p IN.
instead Of 2, as on the Fourth
Tho first race should 20 to F1ageoletta. Preciosa
second.
Billy Brown may have the second race, and tho
place ought " 60 to Satisfied.
Third race--GIendora first, Ordway second
PHI Lee should win tho fourth race. Give the
place to Almy.
Tho selling race and the hurdle worse than
.be Havana lottery. 1t generally pays to lot such
dicus alone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
SHIPPING .vETS


ARRIVED
D1 snS ~ jan; 2S Ss
MI ssa@ mo- Por s'r sr Dawson ". haa,
%S:s days.
Steamer KnckerSocSer kembIe New Orleans days. with
mdso aud passenger. 70 u Seaman H., ,.,. 81.
ass S.s S' With %a.S
e %w Vss days.
Roanoke Rcaaond y and Nor
fot mdss and PASSENGERS e od bomhion 8. Co
.sp Sf WIN muse ''''
snS sstss sG.
vita ssTn .G c order s s.s. -
B,rt ss MARY Mss rsn.aGt " sy1 xn lumber to
f F,no ssG Ma,n: ay: jas rh sr %e
Julia Fowler Jacobs Cape Haytien days. with log
sehr ROB and Harry Br B5Cwn 8. Joha M R. 10 days
e Il CITY Iss 1iSs
CLEARED.
Steamer Adratio Br). Parse Liverpool via Queenstown
WSSain 20 Bentley Liverpool via Queens
%s '' 3ans via
stosmer SOordland (Bslg1 Nickes Antwerp-Peter
Steamed visns NOR, rriis saraooa- Gomez Pssr:a
Steamer Delaware. rriOou. Charleston Fernandina-
sioansr City Of Augusta. Catharns savannah-Henry
wyanoks. Huphers Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mond-Oh Dominion - 90.
Steamer Herman Winter. Hallett. Boston-H Dimock
EN- -anuse Nanetto tlta). Bi1en. Batavia JAVA
BARK Marie tderj. seidenbers. Hamburg-Theo Ringer
bark villa AUST straus Alexandria Egypt-Funch Edys
Luigi QtaD Trapani Gibraltar or cadlz-Funch.
Bark James Marshall (Br). Parker London-J Parker
Bsfh Aristo. Cor, AxcIsen Sligo. d-Funch, Edye Co
BARK Eiba Titon. Ferbandna-Evsus Ball & Co.
schr Blanche (Br) Minniss, Windsor MS whitney
d Co. ~
STEAMERS VISIONS D. Liverpool VIKING. Bsracos Della
ware, Charleston; Wyanokc. Havana
BELOW
Bark Christine Edea tNOr) AAronsen. Konigsberg
TIE aovENESrs srEAMER5.
FOREIGN PohrS
ouExNsrows July s-Arrtvsd steamer Tho Queen (Br),
Robinson NewYork June ~ on her way 10 LIVERPOOL
faud proceeded $1,000. $500. .... mr..
(asr from NewYork June 20 on her way TO Bremen
Sales. FuIda toer). Rinsk. from Bremen hence
SWANSEA Jaiy s-saied LANDAU City tBr'. Gore
% York
PLYMOUTH July I-Arrfved. steamer Crown Of Arragon
tBr Ferguson, from York way q, ScwcAsti.
DuYSKT HkAD Juv 4Passed steamer Critic tBr). Lord
sRow HEAD July s. Io5 p IN Passed steamer City OF
Montreal BrI Land from NewYork June 70 on her way 70
Queenstown and Liverpool - 49,, ,,.,-,
ANrwxsr July S-Ssiled. steamer Jan Breydsi (Bsis,
Never fer New Ysrk. - x,. maj,
ROTTERDAM July A-AfrlVce stosihor bcofoa" NDson's
Stenxer. from New-fork - r,. ma -.
from Nsw.York via Sydney. CB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
BITS OFLEGAL NEWS.

When John Mc0uinness undertaken. ared his mark ~
the bottom purpornE TO be his will gu hour DO
nj. on 80 his oyesgh gone he could hardly
sn,ak and In to question regard to Its being his
merely nodded His property was given to bis
vov and certain children grandchildren and was con.
By OF kin decision has beoa nled by
AM Rollus In which admit the will TO
probas He that TO admit would Involve sraining
sfter probate law that he docs not DO
eys this contests Of the
Aneay letters Of Administration have been GRANTED In
and d.Srse vsnd'SSi5 upon pr,nS IN: s''.!s Of
On March az leaving an estate Of 81 500 900 Consisting
rarely of United and railway stocks There
s23s 500 securities In the vaults Of tho NevY
Safe Deposit Company.
absolute divorce gran ted by Justice Donohue
of the supreme Court william Clay ton In his suit
against Minnie H. Clayton They were married In November
1880 ossther until last February Clayton 10
musicisn In Gilmore's Band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
THE COURTS.

ANOTHER PROTEST FROM GENERAL sHALhh'
General Alexander shaer that his removal from
the c. Health Board WAS Illegal ana MS
counsel Root Strong yesterday obtainei from Jusuce
Potter IN the Supreme Chambers writ OF certorAr
In The name OF the Alexander shaler requiring
the Mayor produce all the proceedns In ms case Win
petition reces the history OF the case 10
alton before Mayor Grace related 70
General shairrs copouct a. msmber OF tue Arnory
And not 10 him president OF the Board OF
Health forth that the charges AGAINST Dim OF taxing
bbe In Armory Board constituted an
q which he has never been convicted ~ ~
tbat constitutes cause Tor
nj. remova that tho Mayor recommending his removal
acted scope his authority and tho
cond cted In accordance with rules OF law
B-skman In the aerno n was served Win
the of cer irectod 10 ayor HewitL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
GIANTS IN BAD CONDITION.
SEVERAL MEN NOT FIT TO PLAY.
nm cHICAGos MAKE PLENTY OF RUNS AHD TAKE
SECOND PLACE,

SECOND PLACE.
TyY TELEGRAPH TRrBUNE.J
CHICAGO. July o." It's Just Chicsso's COMPOUNDED
h,ck" said Manager Mutre before the ball game was
called today, "to catch In the third game with our
en all used up" In fact IL IL strange that New York
nsde any showing all the condition Of most
Of her crack players Richardson hurt ana
lad to DO laid of entirely. Dorgsns arm was 30 lame
10 could not throw ball ten feet but no had to 20 INTO
the field or leave 1t vacant ORourke broke nnEer In
the secoud inning and retired to third base Ewing
Asd to cover second In Richardson's place, while
Ksefes shoulder iame and he was not a.
Affective Is usual but had to DO Kept
IN the box AZ the White Stockings hit Herman who was
tried for two innings numerically. WEIGH wm iaid up
with lame leg and could not 90 on the Held Do ai'
ssther it little less than wonder tnas s'en
the optimistic Mutrio was unhappy Do
fore the game was begun After IL was over
oil he or any ono else could say was" 'ed you 70
In the latter hall second inning Keefe nad 70 lot
lowp In his pitching his shoulder was trouohhE "'
and Chicago naturally began TO mako run@ iNnot
went out 10 Connor but Williamson got Id tWo-oaks"
and scored Ewings and keelos villa P''cn'
Burn. and ualy got bases balls Clarkson made Q
base hit Ward made error which gave Van Haitern
base and let two In. and Ryan and sullivan loi,
lowed with singles. on which Garrison and van
s HALTER r ssofeo Wild was anytSns to beat
SsWrYori. and they though. they saw g prospect OF
smother two-b.sser aud scored Burns's single 20
there was another for the crowd 10 yell oyer Asior
The NewYork PLAYERS 1t seemed impossible for them 10
get run ill., In the third inning Keefe got base on
balls and Ewing made base hit. giving Two men on
bases and only ono out. but Ward knocked
An easy grounder to Burns, who could not
miss catching and spelling all chances Ior run
making hits and getting on bases but some aniacH
cha &c always stop tho run-sctting In tnS min,
Tot her second wind Pfefer led of with two
base hit and Ewing made combination error , Mnsh
gave Williamson not base but three. ana fieher
came home Dorgan next muned Burnss ny, giving hin
. base. and DAILY made twc-bsg ger GARRISON 80. =
M AIDE snglos while Burns struck for two bases ana tno
ed Ewing made a basshit. Ward got base on balls
Conner hit and forced Ewing out al tnrd ou.
illianson dropped OkouTkes fly and TWO base
scored II! the ne 1t inning Ewing and Ward got Dases
ON ia Ia and Connor's sIugle earned another run
W" ,,a,,i. todsy ..nt President Young his protest
against Umpire Valentine in giving Detroit game iss'
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

motion was made before Judge Cullen in the supreme
Court In Brooklyn yesterday for manamus compel Fred
srek OF Long Island City, 10 deliver
10 Mayor Gleason book Of the city which the
forms par: Of the records OF MS ONCE
afa VII that the book was prepared
by the nrsl Mayor Long Island city, George Dtn.r and
contains bonds Issued the interest 70 De
psd when due aud the cancellation OF bon paid on Mayer
Perv uruei And II has never boon 10
Mayor roceiv sd certain books and
paprrs from his Predecessor including several paper bags
tIled th bonds be- kept Until properly destroyed
but cya bonds IL OF der 70 inform hmsen
about iesres the bond book Treasurer Sleek
records OF his once and the
MAYOR keep any record Of bonds Judge
IL Is asserted that MAYOR Gleason
/. trying TO got report that 81 900 worth Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
DID HE sHOOr AT TIE OFFICER

owen Bruen charged the Tombs Police
by Officer Rankin OF the Sixth Precinct with deliberately
firing two him Monday from revolver
Justice Reilly discharged him his sister swearing that he
all day. IL that Bruon has hal
gruge against the officer for some time past On Monday
evening" Rank standing 81 the corusr OF Duane
and Park he Jaw Bruen he says come ont Of No 81
Park aud hre twice at The balls whstled past him
quick suceesssn He chase but Bruen into No
And sca cd oye r 10